Vegan Collagen Powder for Women - Plant Based Collagen Supplement for Women with Proprietary Vegan Hair Skin and Nails Vitamins - Vegetarian Collagen Powder with Hyaluronic Acid

I got this for my wife, who is very picky about what supplements she uses. After reading the label, she let me mix up a drink for her. I just mixed it in water in a shaker cup. It mixed up well and she liked it well enough. It doesn't bowl you over with sweetness because it has no added sugar and is sweetened with stevia. She has a sweet tooth, for sure, but for supplements like this, she appreciates that it is not over-sweetened. She also loves that it has almost entirely food-based ingredients. Results are difficult to assess, but she is using it, and for me that is a definite plus. I also think it's reasonably priced for what you get at around a dollar per serving. Much past that and I think these drinks are of questionable value. I think this one, for what you get (and for what you don't - a bunch of calories, sugar, fat), it is a very good value.

FLAVOR: fruity, too sweet, slightly bitter. --I dont dislike the flavor, but it doesnt pair well with coffee, which is how I (and many of us) take our collagen and collagen boosters. The "hint of vanilla" is what I was banking on. That would be great with coffee. Eh.. it is a tad fruity tasting too. Slightly sweet, slightly tart, and I really dont notice the vanilla. Maybe if used it in a very big cup off coffee, but I used it in my smaller cup (8 ounces) and it was a little off putting. SO, I will try it in my fruity hydration drink instead. COLLAGEN? --This is a collagen BOOSTER, not collagen. Not even "vegan collagen"; technically no such thing, but basically a variety of ingredients that help support natural collagen production. I have had "collagen booster' product before, and I take it alongside a collagen source-- such as hydrolyzed bovine or marine collagen peptides. I am surprised that this does not contain silica. This is something that is very good for collagen production and support. Seems a missed opportunity there. It being listed in the "other ingredients" denotes that it isnt enough to be considered a supplement. INGREDIENTS: (see product description picture) --I can see all the ingredients that are in this, so I dont down rate for what is in it or isnt. OVERALL, it has a slew of supplements that I am VERY keen on for nourishing my body. Great way to bridge the gap between what I am and am not eating. FOR THAT, I really am impressed. Such good stuff in here. OVERALL: 3.5 stars --going with 4 stars for the wide assortment of ingredients. Not sure if it is enough, but we'll see. I dont love the flavor, so not sure if this is a repurchase esp at this price. However, price doesnt factor into my rating.

Collagen Powder for Women: $34.99 for a 30-serving tub at the time of review This is one of those things that I didn't actually order for myself. Although, honestly, I don't know what would make this for women specifically. Men have hair and nails that would benefit from collagen supplements as well. That being said, I ordered this powder for my wife. *What I liked*: The flavor of this powder isn't too bad. It's slightly vanilla. *What I didn't like*: Unfortunately, the listing for this powder is misleading. The title itself suggests that this is collagen powder, as due the bullet points of the listing. However, there is no collagen in this container. It's just nutritional supplements intended to help boost natural collagen production. That's very different from a real collagen supplement. I ordered this as a collagen supplement for my wife because of the misleading print. *The Bottom Line:* The bottom line is that this is not collagen powder as the listing suggests. Due to the misleading nature of the verbiage on the listing, I'm going to deduct three stars. While every consumer should be wary and read all of the information about an item before they purchase it, I believe that there is an equal responsibility on the vendor side to have truth in advertising. My final score here is two stars out of five. I would absolutely not order this over again, as it is not dietary collagen.

Firstly, I want to address that this isn't actual collagen powder. It's a bit misleading if you're reading the product title, which clearly states "collagen powder" and "collagen supplement." In actuality, this product contains no collagen, but contains several compounds that are supposed to help your body boost its own collagen production. I realize this might be a good option for vegans, who can't take real collagen supplements, but it should be more clearly labeled. Regarding the product itself, I have to say it's not my favorite. I got the "hint of vanilla" flavor, and though it's not awful, there's something about it that's really off-putting to me. I've tried it alone in water (probably the least awful, I chug it so it's over with), mixed into protein drinks, and mixed into coffee, and no matter what I cannot mask the aftertaste. It does mix into drinks well (I use my battery powered frother to break up any clumps) with no noticeable change in texture. Overall, I probably won't be using this daily. If you're vegan, it might be worth a try, but based on other reviews I might recommend a different flavor.

I have been buying this for 4 years (go back through reviews and you will see from pictures that the flavor used to be strawberry lemonade) which was great and I enjoyed hot or over ice…. Forward to now they changed the formula and the flavor to a gross watered down barely there vanilla product that clumps and no longer dissolves properly - very misleading and disappointing Plz bring back the original